Okay fine,
I went overboard. The Ti books are looking good now and maynot even see a upgrade this soon.
I went overboard. The Ti books are looking good now and maynot even see a upgrade this soon.
Originally posted by Curiousstrngmint
I can wait until July 02 for a revision to the Titanium, or even a new PowerBook. So what do people think the system's going to look like in July?
Originally posted by JoyBoy
There will be a major revision to the current Powerbook G4 most likely in September.
Originally posted by MrMacman
Combo is okay. I'm not sure that a combo is a good idea.
Originally posted by Kela
Another question people, is there like any rumor anywhere that has a proposed release date of Ti2? I am getting impatient. Its like, theres no hope in sight.
Originally posted by JoyBoy
I think I said this before, if you want to play games on a serious "gaming" machine, get a desktop.
Originally posted by john123
If the PowerBook gets a graphics card upgrade, this advice won't pack quite the punch it does now. Cross your fingers for a nice, new board with lots of VRAM....
Actually, it will pack the same punch. I don't remember a Powerbook being able to upgrade it's graphics board. And to say a 600mhz 7410 or whatever it will be G4 can even come close to a dual 800 w/ GeForce3 doesn't go far.
I doubt the new ATI and nVidia boards are bigger, they're designed to be put in portables, besides Apple is the king of design, they always figure it out. I wouldn't worry too much.
[Edited by JoyBoy on 08-13-2001 at 09:19 PM]
Originally posted by JoyBoy
Originally posted by john123
If the PowerBook gets a graphics card upgrade, this advice won't pack quite the punch it does now. Cross your fingers for a nice, new board with lots of VRAM....
Actually, it will pack the same punch. I don't remember a Powerbook being able to upgrade it's graphics board. And to say a 600mhz 7410 or whatever it will be G4 can even come close to a dual 800 w/ GeForce3 doesn't go far.
[Edited by JoyBoy on 08-13-2001 at 09:19 PM]
Um...you're missing a few key elements:
1) For the upmteenth time, if you don't have things that are taking advantage of multiple processors (the game or the OS), then that "dual" doesn't help you nearly as much. With the growth of OS X, the playing field changes somewhat, but you aren't comparing like 1.6 Ghz here to 600 Mhz.
2) Games must be especially optimized for the GeForce3 to take advantage of much of its special stuff. Check out other threads here on that subject....